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Oprah Winfrey Brings 'Aha' Live Show to Sphere Las Vegas in 2027

Oprah Winfrey will headline a new immersive show, Aha, at Sphere Las Vegas with four performances scheduled for April 2–4, 2027. The event features live music, storytelling, and original works, with tickets starting at $145.

Las Vegas Announces New Concerts and Shows for 2026 Vegas Report

Las Vegas Announces New Concerts and Shows for 2026

Las Vegas venues have released details for a new slate of concerts and shows set for late 2025 and early 2026. Most tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. on September 18. Here’s a look at the artists and productions coming to major resorts and theaters.

Las Vegas Announces New Concerts and Shows for Early 2027 Vegas Report

Las Vegas Announces New Concerts and Shows for Early 2027

Las Vegas venues have added new concerts and live shows for February and March 2027, including events at The Smith Center and PH Live. Tickets for most performances go on sale September 11 at 10 a.m., with prices starting at $41.

Diner Ross to Close at Linq Hotel as Spiegelworld Shifts Focus Vegas Report

Diner Ross to Close at Linq Hotel as Spiegelworld Shifts Focus

Diner Ross and its neighboring Glitterloft and 99 Prince bars will serve their final guests at the Linq Hotel on September 26, marking another major closure for Spiegelworld following the end of DiscoShow earlier this year

Las Vegas Locks In 2026 and 2027 Residency Lineup at Major Venues Vegas Report

Las Vegas Locks In 2026 and 2027 Residency Lineup at Major Venues

Las Vegas has confirmed a packed residency schedule for 2026 and 2027, with Sphere, Caesars Palace, and other top venues hosting Backstreet Boys, BLACKPINK’s Lisa, Metallica, and more. Tickets are already selling out for key dates

Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding returns to The Venue at Rio Las Vegas Vegas Report

Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding returns to The Venue at Rio Las Vegas

The Venue at Rio Las Vegas has relaunched its entertainment lineup with the return of Tony n’ Tina’s Wedding, now operated by Ivory Star Productions. The interactive dinner show replaces Marriage Can Be Murder after its 27-year run ended this summer